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On 13/09/14 03:14, Saul Luizaga wrote:
> Well blame the Monetary System, promoter of all corruption, that's why I
> advocate for TheVenusProject.con and TheZeitgeistMovement.com promoting
> a scientific alternative economy, kinda of ideal but moving towards it
> could start solving many problems. Learning and watching videos in
> YouTube about it have enlighten me a lot about politics and corruption,
> it's not mostly people, but the environment, if you're in the pit of
> corruption, or the cleanest most ethical place on Earth it doesn't
> matter, the non-written evolutionary law is the same: adapt or die; so,
> politics being the pit of corruption, shouldn't be a surprise
> politicians get corrupted.
... and now I cease following your replies
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Am 13.09.2014 01:59, schrieb Jim Henderson:
> On Fri, 12 Sep 2014 13:36:25 -0400, Saul Luizaga wrote:
>
>> yy yyyy running out implement yyy yyyy your number is 12 3456 new number
>> 012 3456 publish nation wide daily for a week: just fill out with zeros
>> to your left.
>> problem solved.
>
> Except that '0' as a phone number prefix has special meaning in various
> places around the world.
>
> If I start a call in the US here with "011" (actually, now I think of it,
> that may be a global thing), that means it's an international call.
It's not a global thing; the prefix to dial out to the world differs
between countries. For instance, here in Germany (and actually quite a
lot of other countries) it is "00". Hence the convention to write down
international numbers with a "+" instead.
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On Sat, 13 Sep 2014 04:25:27 +0200, clipka wrote:
> Am 13.09.2014 01:59, schrieb Jim Henderson:
>> On Fri, 12 Sep 2014 13:36:25 -0400, Saul Luizaga wrote:
>>
>>> yy yyyy running out implement yyy yyyy your number is 12 3456 new
>>> number 012 3456 publish nation wide daily for a week: just fill out
>>> with zeros to your left.
>>> problem solved.
>>
>> Except that '0' as a phone number prefix has special meaning in various
>> places around the world.
>>
>> If I start a call in the US here with "011" (actually, now I think of
>> it,
>> that may be a global thing), that means it's an international call.
>
> It's not a global thing; the prefix to dial out to the world differs
> between countries. For instance, here in Germany (and actually quite a
> lot of other countries) it is "00". Hence the convention to write down
> international numbers with a "+" instead.
Thanks, I've not had occasion to dial from other countries very often. :)
Jim
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"I learned long ago, never to wrestle with a pig. You get dirty, and
besides, the pig likes it." - George Bernard Shaw
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On 13/09/14 03:54, Jim Henderson wrote:
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> Thanks, I've not had occasion to dial from other countries very often. :)
>
> Jim
>
>
... so call me and/or Stephen a little more often :-)
John
--------
Starts another game (using the Stephen Fry variation):
Pimlico (southbound platform)
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On Sat, 13 Sep 2014 04:04:57 +0100, Doctor John wrote:
> On 13/09/14 03:54, Jim Henderson wrote:
>>
>> Thanks, I've not had occasion to dial from other countries very often.
>> :)
>>
>> Jim
>>
>>
>>
> ... so call me and/or Stephen a little more often :-)
I'd still be dialing from the US. ;) But I certainly wouldn't be opposed
to doing a virtual get-together via a Google Hangout. :)
> John --------
>
> Starts another game (using the Stephen Fry variation):
>
> Pimlico (southbound platform)
Clever. I see that you're starting a game of that game that we love so
much, that game that has a long history of being played and loved by so
many people around the world. ;)
Vauxhall Bridge Road (towards Trafalgar Square)
Jim
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besides, the pig likes it." - George Bernard Shaw
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On 13/09/14 04:12, Jim Henderson wrote:
>
> Clever. I see that you're starting a game of that game that we love so
> much, that game that has a long history of being played and loved by so
> many people around the world. ;)
>
> Vauxhall Bridge Road (towards Trafalgar Square)
>
> Jim
>
On the principle that you'd be insane to travel to Victoria (serious
disruptions due to ongoing reconstruction of the station), I assume
you'll have to turn off down Regency Street. Therefore: Oxford Circus
John
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On Sat, 13 Sep 2014 15:35:49 +0100, Doctor John wrote:
> On 13/09/14 04:12, Jim Henderson wrote:
>>
>> Clever. I see that you're starting a game of that game that we love so
>> much, that game that has a long history of being played and loved by so
>> many people around the world. ;)
>>
>> Vauxhall Bridge Road (towards Trafalgar Square)
>>
>> Jim
>>
>>
> On the principle that you'd be insane to travel to Victoria (serious
> disruptions due to ongoing reconstruction of the station), I assume
> you'll have to turn off down Regency Street. Therefore: Oxford Circus
That makes sense. After all, during the reconstruction, it's kinda
difficult to get around anyways, and things may not be on time.
Which reminds me that I have a vague recollection of construction at
Leicester Square when we were there a decade ago, so that's where I want
to move to, just to see how it turned out.
Jim
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besides, the pig likes it." - George Bernard Shaw
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On 13/09/2014 04:04, Doctor John wrote:
> Starts another game (using the Stephen Fry variation):
Unfortunately I must sit this one out on moral grounds.
Talking of which, I must gird my loins to defend the Uxbridge English
Dictionary from a certain Latin spouting buffoon.
Twanker. What the present London mayor is called in
Yorkshire
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On 13/09/14 20:06, Stephen wrote:
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> Talking of which, I must gird my loins to defend the Uxbridge English
> Dictionary from a certain Latin spouting buffoon.
>
Are you in his putative constituency?
> Twanker. What the present London mayor is called in
> Yorkshire
>
:-D
John
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On 13/09/2014 20:55, Doctor John wrote:
> On 13/09/14 20:06, Stephen wrote:
>>
>> Talking of which, I must gird my loins to defend the Uxbridge English
>> Dictionary from a certain Latin spouting buffoon.
>>
>
> Are you in his putative constituency?
>
Dolendum sane est, quod sic.
Unfortunately, yes.
>> Twanker. What the present London mayor is called in
>> Yorkshire
>>
>
> :-D
Fancy a drinky poo?
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